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LG50475 Sunflower

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LG50475 Sunflower

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High-oleic sunflower hybrid, medium-early to early, resistant to broomrape races A–F, with 9/9 yield potential and oil content for classic technology across Ukraine.

Main advantages

  • Yield potential 9/9 — high seed yield
  • Oil content 9/9 — high-oil hybrid
  • Phomopsis 9/9 — strong disease tolerance
  • Broomrape races A-F — resists the parasite
  • Drought tolerance 8/9 — steady in dry zones

About this product

LG50475 Sunflower

LG50475 is a high-oleic sunflower hybrid of medium-early to early maturity, suited to classic (non-herbicide) technology across the north, center, and south of Ukraine. It carries genetic resistance to broomrape races A–F and rates 9/9 for both yield potential and oil content, with 9/9 tolerance to Phomopsis. Its early crop formation and drought tolerance fit fertile soils under intensive management at optimal to optimal-late sowing. Final stand should stay at 45–55 thousand plants per hectare without over-thickening.

At a glance

Agronomic profile

Maturity group

Medium Early

The crop's maturity class — sets the sowing and harvest window.

Drought tolerance

8/9

Yield stability across dry seasons

Standability

8/9

Stalk resistance to lodging before a late harvest

Broomrape resistance

races A-F

Orobanche (broomrape) races the hybrid resists

Application

Rates, windows, expected results

Sowing rate
45-55 k/ha (final stand)
Window
optimal to optimal-late sowing

Full specifications

Every field from the manufacturer

Maturity
Medium Early
Variety
Hybrid F1
Use
For oil
Drought tolerance
8
Disease resistance
Phomopsis 9/9, Sclerotinia root rot 8/9, Sclerotinia head rot 8/9, Macrophomina charcoal rot 8/9, Rhizopus dry rot 7/9, Phoma 8/9
End use
Oil
Thousand-seed weight
65 g

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Manufacturer documents

Manuals, certificates, declarations

Questions & answers

What farmers ask most

  • Optimal sowing depends on crop, zone, and seasonal weather. Winter wheat in the Forest-Steppe: Sep 10–25. Corn: when soil is stable at +10°C at 10 cm depth. See the 12-month sowing calendar at /blog/practice/seasonal-planning.

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